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A Fit, Fun Summer

Make smart fitness choices with post-workout recovery and hydration During warm-weather months, fitness enthusiasts often take their exercise routines to the great outdoors. The spike in summer temperatures can make those tough workouts even more challenging. Even after your workout is complete, your body does not stop – after a tough …

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Not all Stem Cells are Equal: The Most Powerful Cells that Treat and Alleviate Numerous Disorders

There are all different types of stem cells, but the most effective are stem cells taken from the placental membrane.  The stem cells are collected and frozen for future use providing the most effective cells that are full of nutrients, minerals, amino acids and proteins and have the ability to reproduce …

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Road Trip Ready: Pack your travel essentials

Whether you’re planning a cross-country vacation or just a weekend mountain getaway, packing for a road trip doesn’t have to be a daunting task. Creating a packing list of essentials can be the first step toward avoiding unnecessary stress and making your trip one to remember. Of course, that list should …

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SWIMMING SAFETY TIPS

For most children, there is nothing more fun than playing in water of some sort—pools, lakes, rivers, or the beach.  But with that fun comes a very high risk of drowning, and there is nothing more tragic than the drowning of a precious child.  Follow these tips closely to keep your …

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Understanding Different Health Care Options: Know where to go before an emergency happens and the differences in cost

By Dr. Christine Laramée, chief medical officer, UnitedHealthcare North/Central Florida Do you know all of your options when you need medical care? Your primary care doctor should always be first on your list, as they have easy access to your medical history and know the bigger picture when it comes to …

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Freedom is Never Free

By Ross Johnson, Lead Pastor, Gathering Pointe Church Among the Mural Wall, and the nineteen stainless steel statues, and the United Nations Wall of the Korean War Memorial in Washington D.C. is the Pool of Remembrance.  This shallow Pool (thirty feet deep) is lined with black granite and is surrounded lushly …

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Lipedema and Lymphedema: 2 Different Disorders That Sometimes Overlap

By Bryan Carter, MPA-C, Phlebology-Surgery Most of us are familiar with lymphedema, which is a build up of lymphatic fluid in the arms and legs.  Usually, lymphedema is a secondary issue that arises after cancer treatment or lymph node removal. Lymphedema is a dangerous disorder and needs to be treated …

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Scleroderma Awareness Month: A Challenging Disorder That Requires Expert Care

Scleroderma is a rare disease but unfortunately, affects nearly 100,000 Americans, and because its symptoms are quite painful, finding expert medical treatment is essential to ward off the progression of the disorder.  The collagen in the skin and tissues (eventually the organs) become hardened due to an overproduction of collagen.  Scleroderma …

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Four-Day Wellness Retreat Invites the “ReNew You” to America’s Happiest, Healthiest City

Located on Florida’s Paradise Coast, Naples captivates visitors with an irresistible mix of soft, white sand beaches, beautiful scenery, colorful sunsets, thriving arts and culture, outdoor adventure, and world-renowned dining and shopping hotspots. Health, happiness and relaxation seem to come naturally in Naples, a city which has been ranked as …

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What is Acute Vs Chronic Sinusitis & How is Each Treated?

Courtesy of Latorre Sinus Center Chronic sinusitis affects more than 35 million Americans each year. Closely associated with allergy, approximately 60% of allergy patients develop chronic sinusitis. It’s one of the most common reasons that individuals visit their doctor. Sinusitis, by definition, is inflammation of the sinus lining. In Acute …

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